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Grammars Poems - Poems about Grammars

End Times

...Before the primate known as “man” became loquacious, With all his fishnet shenanigans, skylarking monkey shines, And thermo-nuclear weapons, There was a time when words among men Had not yet ......

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Categories: grammars, allegory, angst, culture, dark,
Form: Blank verse

Bunyip Forest Revisited

...Along the road called forestry, the silver ash weeps over me as I meander 'round the dell and glade. Pass scars of sand pits long disused, where gullies, washes speak ‘abused!’ Reclamation offers ......

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Categories: grammars, nature,
Form: Rhyme

A Cinquain Poem About Poetry

...Poetry Creative, Cunning Writing, Explaining Excellence expressions, Best grammars Stanzas......

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Categories: grammars, 12th grade,
Form: Cinquain

Book: Radiant Verses: A Journey Through Inspiring Poetry

Pluggins

...Thinking, searching for the- meaning of G in my name. I know if I try I'll succeed, even though Memories are like grammars! Stroking my imaginary lines, To the borders of my mind; Reminiscin......

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Categories: grammars, absence, blue, growing up,
Form: Narrative

Tribute To Doggerel

...Roses are red, Purples are violet. Grammars of standard Your rhyme dictate why let?......

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Categories: grammars, funny, humor, humorous, poetry,
Form: Light Verse

The Annalist

...The Annalists they are too educated they know a lot but got no action the annalist they always know how to speak big grammars just to defined a word their over education cost the poor......

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Categories: grammars, addiction, africa, character, identity,
Form: Epic

Untitled

...When a poor exposed His feeling through pen The crucifix he shouldered His stomach pain How does the poem look? When a farmer tried To write a poem about how he feels On how the sun touches ......

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Categories: grammars, poems, poetry, poets,
Form: I do not know?

Villanelle: Think of the Trillions Who Have Gone Unsung Before Us

...Villanelle: Think of the trillions who have gone away unsung before us Think of trillions who have gone away unsung before us Think what they have left us without staking any claim Yet the pr......

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Categories: grammars, devotion, games, religion,
Form: Villanelle

Rhyme

...You can take a dislike of my rhymes or even read them a hundred times. There is no mood in which I fit, I write what I write there's nothing to it. I don't think of the words I choose, I put more th......

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Categories: grammars, writing,
Form: Rhyme

I May Not Be Your Best Option

...I may not be that man you so much wanted; That man you carved in your deepest imagination, One who is too good to be human and whose air graces the eye. I must have threaded a path, A path I so......

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Categories: grammars, deep, desire, feelings,
Form: Verse